Money Talks:  What is your money saying about how you can live the rest of your life and do you have time to change it?

Guest:  Stephanie J. Vaught, JD, CEO Social Money Finance

Link:  www.socialmoneyfinance.com

Brief Bio:  Stephanie Vaught is native Detroiter who earned a Bachelor of Arts from Michigan State University in 2000 and a Juris Doctor from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in 2007. Stephanie has spent the bulk of her professional career in law and community advocacy.

However, in 2015, after spending years learning financial literacy and money management to improve her own financial knowledge, Stephanie decided to make a career shift into personal finance. She became a certified financial coach and founded Social Money Finance, LLC, a personal finance company that specializes in helping Gen X women make empowered financial decisions through the principles of effective money management. She has made it her mission to encourage Gen X women to lean into their life experience, own their own power, and build a life they love.

Show Blurb: Money Talks, a 90’s comedic action movie starring Chris Tucker and Charlie Sheen follow the antics of Chris’ character, Franklin, through all kinds of drama rooted in the art of hustle trying to make a dollar. Simply put like Franklin, we NEED money. Money is NOT the root of all evil, but we sure as hell hate talking about it. Join us as we welcome GenX finance extraordinaire, the CEO of Social Money Finance, Stephanie J. Vaught, JD. Tune in to hear the biggest misnomers that GenXers have about money, how much money should you have saved for a "rainy day", how do we change the narrative around finances and MORE!